Gestures receiving parameters and forwarding to a function

Can I pass some object to the function inside of a gesture just like this? <StackLayout.GestureRecognizers> <TapGestureRecognizer Command="{Binding Source={x:Reference View}, Path=BindingContext.ItemTappedCommand}" CommandParameter="{Binding .}" /> </StackLayout.GestureRecognizers>

TapGesture in XAML

gesture in Fabulous gestureRecognizers =[ View.TapGestureRecognizer(command=(fun (param) -> dispatch PushPage ("ServantDetail",param))) ]

[TimLariviere]

If you set the GestureRecognizer on the FlexLayout, you won’t be able to identify a specific child because you’re really listening for the FlexLayout.

What you can do though is to set one TapGestureRecognizer on each children.

children = [
    for i in servants do
        yield (servantImageFrame i.Image)
            .GestureRecognizers([
                View.TapGestureRecognizer(
                    command = fun () -> dispatch (PushPage i.Name) // here, you have access to the current item
                )
            ])
]

Better yet would be to pass your “page parameter” as a parameter to your servantImageFrame function so you can directly use gestureRecognizers in that function.

[luizhj]

Thank you @TimLariviere, it worked!

I changed the pushpage message type Msg = | PushPage of (string * Servant)

the update | PushPage (page,servant) -> { model with PageStack = Some page :: model.PageStack;Servant = servant}, Cmd.none

and the gesture for i in servants do yield (servantImage i.Image).GestureRecognizers([ View.TapGestureRecognizer( command = fun () -> dispatch (PushPage ("ServantDetail",i)) // here, you have access to the current item ) ])